"Even with limited words, The Noisy Book has surprises. It’s fun to read aloud, unpredictable and makes me laugh every time." Julia Marshall, Publisher
A sturdy, fat, little board book, just the right size for the tiny fingers of pre-readers.
Over 1 million copies sold worldwide.
A guaranteed-to-please book for toddlers that’s best shared loudly!
The wolf goes aaooooo. The owl goes hoo hoo. The monkey goes oo oo oo. The cuckoo goes cuckoo. The power outlet says NO!
With over 100 pages, and impossible to read badly, this unique and sturdy boardbook is full of bright, bold illustrations and lots of noises to make together. From animals to transport to kisses. This addictive read aloud baby book will have babies and toddlers giggling and roaring and woofing and croaking with every read.
Full of read aloud surprises and unpredictable fun, this is the perfect gift for baby showers, new babies or toddler birthdays.
“You could really inject your personality in the words and have fun with the sounds” The Guardian
“Combining the tidy trim size and young audience of a board book with the range of an encyclopedia, this celebration of sound is epic in its scope and delightful in its execution. Printed on thin but sturdy glossy paper, each spread pairs a simple declaratory sentence ("The monkey goes oo oo oo," "The fish go blub blub") with Bravi's friendly, chunky cartoons, outlined in thick black. Animals feature on most of the pages, though vehicles and various objects also appear, and Bravi includes some outside-the-box options, too ("The snail does nothing but move its elegant feelers"). Clever and raucous fun. Ages 1-up. (Apr.)”
"This celebration of sound is epic in its scope and delightful in its execution… Clever and raucous fun." -- Starred Review, Publishers Weekly (US)
"A brilliant book for very young tots, simple illustrations and large font make this fun and easy to read."
-- The Evening Standard, Best Picture Books for Children"You could really inject your personality in the words and have fun with the sounds."
-- The GuardianSoledad Bravi was born in 1965 in Paris. She has worked as an artistic director in advertising before returning to drawing. Today she is the author of many books and draws for French Elle magazine.
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